The image shows the facade of the 9th Precinct police station, executed in a neoclassical style. The facade is clad in light-colored stone with clearly defined rectangular block masonry, creating a sense of reliability and solidity – qualities traditionally associated with law enforcement institutions.
The central entrance is designed as an arched portal with radially arranged stone blocks forming a semicircular completion. Above the arch, the inscription "9th PRECINCT" indicates the building's purpose. The entrance itself features modern glass doors in a metal frame, creating an interesting contrast between the historical appearance of the facade and the functional modern entrance.
On both sides of the entrance are green lamps, serving both functional and symbolic purposes – traditionally, green lanterns marked police stations in American cities. To the left of the entrance, one can see a window with the police department emblem and a duplicate inscription indicating the building's affiliation with the 9th Precinct.
Of particular interest is the combination of the historical architectural style with elements of modern security infrastructure – surveillance cameras installed on the sides of the arch, reflecting the evolution of the building's function while maintaining its architectural identity.